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Master of Science /
Postgraduate Diploma in
Advanced Emergency Nursing Practice 2012
Offered by:Accident and Emergency Medicine Academic Unit,The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Co-organizer:The Nethersole School of Nursing,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong;Hospital Authority of Hong Kong
Supported by:
Sir Michael Kadoorie
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The programmes are offered by the Accident and Emergency
Medicine Academic Unit of the Faculty of Medicine of the ChineseUniversity of Hong Kong, and co-organized by the The NethersoleSchool of Nursing of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and theHospital Authority of Hong Kong
Prof. Timothy H Rainer - Programme DirectorBSc MB BCh MD MRCP FRCSEd FRCPGlasg FHKCEM FHKAM(EM)
Director of the Accident and Emergency Medicine Academic UnitFaculty of Medicine, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Prof. Diana Lee - Co-DirectorPhD RN
Professor of Nursing and Director, The Nethersole School of Nursing;Assistant Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Prof. Colin A Graham - Deputy Programme DirectorMB ChB MPH MD FRCSEd FRCSGlasg FIMCRCSEd FCCP FCEM FHKAM(EM)
Professor, Accident and Emergency Medicine Academic Unit, Facultyof Medicine, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Dr. Poon Wai Kwong - Deputy Programme DirectorRN, Dip. GN, Cert. IC Exe.Dip.LNC CEN CIC FCHSE MBA MA PhD
Professional Consultant, Accident and Emergency Medicine AcademicUnit, Faculty of Medicine, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Ms Josephine YM Chung - Deputy ProgrammeDirector
MN BSN
Advanced Practice Nurse, Accident and Emergency Department,Prince of Wales Hospital
Programme Organizers
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Table of Contents
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Introduction ... 4
Programme Objectives
Target Participants
Programme Structure and Duration ....... 5
Medium of Instruction
Mode of DeliveryProgramme Contents . 68
Course Lists and Detailed Course Descriptions
Recognitions and Exemptions .. 9
Entry Requirements .... 10
Overseas DegreeGraduation Requirements ...... 11
Application for Deferral
Application Details ...... 12
Application Procedures
Application fee
Programme Fees
Deadline for Applications
Information Sessions .. .. ... 13
Information and Enquiries .. .. 14
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Programme Objectives
This is the first programme in Hong Kong designed to provideemergency nurses with the skills, knowledge and competencyto offer advanced nursing care for patients in emergencydepartments. The course will build on the existing foundationexperience of emergency nurses, and further develop theirpotential in independent advanced nursing practice in theemergency department. This will also provide a platform toshare experience and expertise in order to enhance the
continuing development within the role of an emergencynurse practitioner.
Students will be given the opportunity to engage in a processof critical reflection on their practice and learning. This wilallow them to sensibly challenge assumptions underlyingclinical practice and will guide their personal development.
Target Participants
The main target students for this course are experiencedemergency nurses who are keen to develop knowledge andskills and competency in preparation to work as independentemergency nurse practitioners.
Introduction
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Programme Structure
The Postgraduate Diploma and Masters are part-time modularcourses comprising two terms offered each year. Applicantsmay EITHER do the PgD in ONE year OR the Masters in TWOyears.
The Postgraduate Diploma includes 24 units of core modules(each unit = 13 hours) and no elective modules. This may becompleted in ONE year. The Masters is a continuation of thePostgraduate Diploma programme. It includes 37 units ofAdvanced Emergency Nursing Care the same 24 units ofcore modules from the Postgraduate Diploma, and anadditional 13 units. The Postgraduate Diploma may becompleted in one year, whilst the Masters normally takes aminimum of two years.
Students from both programmes will undertake 156 hours ofclinical attachment.
Classes for the Postgraduate Diploma and the first year of theMasters are conducted simultaneously, as the course contentis the same. Classes will normally be held between 9am and6pm on Monday at the Prince of Wales Hospital. Students wilattend a total of 25 lectures. Please refer to our Unit website forany update in the arrangements and timetable of the lecturesand clinical attachment.
Medium of Instruction
English will be used as the main language for instruction.
Mode of Delivery
A multidisciplinary approach, including lectures, classroomexercises, seminars, workshops, tutorials, fieldwork, and home
study assignments, will be used.
Programme Structure
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Programme Contents
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Course Code Course Title UnitsContact
Hours
AENP5001 Professional Development and Decision Making 3 39
AENP5002 Acute Illness Management 4 52
AENP5003 Acute Injury Management 4 52
AENP5004 Clinical Practice 12 156
AENP5005 Facilitating Learning 1 13
Total 24 312
Postgraduate Diploma In Advanced Emergency Nursing Practice &Master of Science In Advanced Emergency Nursing Practice (Year 1)
Course
CodeCourse Title Units
Contact
Hours
Minimum
Grade#
AENP5001 Professional Development
and Decision Making
3 39 C
This module aims to investigate through review of the literature and relevant research, the issues
surrounding role expansion in relation to autonomous practice. It will encourage exploration of the
socio-economic, professional, political ethical and legal influences on role development in Hong
Kong, and explore the benefits of change management/service development models. It will also
encourage students to apply theory to analyse decision-making processes used in their independent
practice.
AENP5002 Acute Illness Management 4 52 C
This module aims to explore the physiology, pathophysiology and health promotion in relation to
minor illness management. The module encourages the review of evidence and research allowing
the student to scrutinize and challenge current management of minor illness in the acute and
primary care setting.
Detailed Course Descriptions
#Minimum grade refers to the grade required to fulfill the programme requirement. All courses
should be graded A F, where C is the minimum required to pass the course
Course List
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Course
CodeCourse Title Units
Contact
Hours
Minimum
Grade#
AENP5003 Acute Injury Management 4 52 C
The Acute Injury Management module aims to enable students to develop confidence and
competence in aspects of clinical examination relating minor injury, and applying appropriate
intervention. This is achieved through application of the anatomy and physiology to the clients
presenting complaint, whilst considering the individuals psychosocial needs. A series of lectures,
seminars and workshops encourage active student participation. Clinical examination skills will be
enhanced through the consideration of theoretical principles.
AENP5004 Clinical Practice 12 156 C
This module, which runs over two terms, provides a focus on clinical practice to ensure that the
students have opportunity to develop the new skills necessary to work as an ENP. There is notheoretical component to this module, but the student draws upon the knowledge gained in
ENP5001, ENP5002 and ENP5003. In order to demonstrate achievement of the learning outcomes o
the course, students are required to provide evidence of their competence in portfolio submitted at
the end of term 2. The grade for this course will be assigned at the end of term 2.
Throughout the course students will need to focus on how they are going to achieve their clinical
competencies in their clinical work, through continually assessing and developing their own learning
objectives depending on their individual needs. These will be negotiated and validated with a tutor.
Achievement of these objectives over the course will be demonstrated through the compilation of
their own portfolio.
This portfolio of evidence provides the framework for the process and assessment of student ability
to practice as an ENP. There are two essential parts to the course, which complement each other,
educationally led practice and academic knowledge. This module pulls together these two
components to enable students to develop and demonstrate competence.
AENP5005 Facilitating Learning 1 13 C
This single unit module provides the student with opportunity to build upon the knowledge and
experience of supervision/mentorship by analyzing the teaching and learning methods used in thecourse. This will include a review of methods of facilitating learning the classroom and clinical
setting. Students will learn the general principles of classroom and clinical teaching, and secondly
will be trained to teach future students of this ENP Course. Thus, at the end of the course students
should be compete to function as future teachers of the course.
Detailed Course Description (Contd)
#Minimum grade refers to the grade required to fulfill the programme requirement. All courses
should be graded A F, where C is the minimum required to pass the course
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Course Code Course Title UnitsContact
Hours
AENP5006 Research Methods 2 26
AENP5007 Statistical Methods for Research 2 26
AENP5008 MSc Project and Dissertation 9 117
Total 13 169
Master of Science In Advanced Emergency Nursing Practice (Year 2)
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Detailed Course DescriptionsCourse
CodeCourse Title Units
Contact
Hours
Minimum
Grade#
AENP5006 Research Methods 2 26 C
Candidates will be instructed on basic research methodology, sources of funding for research,
principles of literature review, protocol generation and report writing. They will be assessed on their
ability to produce a coherent and concise proposal for their MSc Project. It will be predominantly
lecture based and will assume no prior knowledge of research methodology.
AENP5007 Statistical Methods for Research 2 26 C
Candidates will be introduced to basic statistical concepts, categorical and continuous data,
parametric and non parametric tests (including simple tests for statistical significance) and principlesof logistic and linear regression. Candidates will also be given advice on how and when to seek exper
statistical advice. Emphasis will be placed on basic concepts throughout and will be tailored to the
statistics required to allow the candidate to carry out their research project adequately. Testing will
be by means of coursework.
AENP5008 MSc Project and Dissertation 9 117 C
The MSc Project will allow the candidate to demonstrate that they have achieved a complete
understanding of research methodology and basic statistical analysis by undertaking a supervised
research project on some aspect of advanced emergency nursing care (with input from thesupervisor).
The project should be of a standard worthy of publication in a peer-reviewed journal, and candidates
will be encouraged to submit their work to a suitable journal on its completion. The dissertation
should be around 20 000 words long and include a comprehensive literature review, rationale and
explanation of the methodology used, clearly laid out results and a coherent discussion of the
implications of the study with appropriate referencing.
Course List
#Minimum grade refers to the grade required to fulfill the programme requirement. All courses
should be graded A F, where C is the minimum required to pass the course
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The Award
On completion of PgD/ Master program, graduates are entitled toobtain the award of Postgraduate Diploma/ Master of Science inAdvanced Emergency Nursing Practice from the Chinese Universityof Hong Kong.
Recognitions from the IANS
The first year program is recognized by the Institute of Advanced
Nursing Studies (IANS). Successful completion of the first year of theprogram along with at least two years of clinical experience inemergency nursing leads to the award of a Post RegistrationCertificate from the IANS.
CNE Accreditation
MSc: 377 CNE Points;PgD: 208 CNE Points
Unit Exemption for Master of Nursing Programme
Graduates of this PgD Programme may apply for up to 9 units ofexemption:
If successful, graduates will be able to complete the Master ofNursing programme at the Nethersole School of Nursing in oneacademic year.
Recognitions & Exemptions
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Course Code Course Topic Units
NURS6033 Advanced Nursing Practice I 3
NURS6034 Advanced Nursing Practice II 3
NURS6035 Advanced Nursing Practice III 3
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Entry Requirements
1. Fulfill the General Qualifications for admission:Master programme Graduated from a recognized university and obtained a
Bachelor's degree, normally with honours not lower thanSecond Class; or
Graduated from an honours programme of a recognizeduniversity with a Bachelor's degree, normally achieving anaverage grade of not lower than "B" in undergraduate courses
or Completed a course of study in a tertiary educationa
institution and obtained professional or similar qualificationsequivalent to an honours degree.
Postgraduate Diploma programme: Graduated from a recognized university and obtained a
Bachelor's degree.
2. Meet the English Language Proficiency Requirement prescribedby the Graduate School.
3. Additional entry requirements: It is preferred if applicants have experiences in an emergency
field.
Overseas AwardsApplicants with degrees awarded by overseas universities bydistance learning or by completing a curriculum of short durationmay be required to provide assessment report from the Hong KongCouncil for Accreditation of Academic and VocationaQualifications (HKCAAVQ) on the level of qualification obtained.For details and application procedures, please visit the website of
HKCAAVQ at: http://www.hkcaavq.edu.hk/en/main.asp
Entry Requirements
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Graduation Requriements
Students must undertake ALL clinical attachments at theEmergency Department of the Prince of Wales Hospital.
Students must attend at least 80% of the lectures, seminars, tutorialsand practical workshops, complete the necessary courserequirements (assignments, examinations etc), and are required toobtain a cumulative overall GPA of at least 2.0 in order to
graduate.
All postgraduate students are required to pass the IT ProficiencyTest before they can graduate. Students who have previouslypassed the IT Proficiency Test while studying for another CUHKprogramme may apply for exemption.
Candidates who only partially meet the requirements for the
Diploma and Masters may reapply for subsequent years and gainexemption from the modules that they completed before. Studentswho meet the additional requirements will be awarded the Mastersdegree.
Application for Deferral
If students encounter any problem in completing the ClinicalPractice (AENP 5004) in one year, they may apply for deferral ofgraduation. No additional tuition fee will be charged.Maximum study period:
Master: 4 year (min. 2 years) Pg Dip: 3 years (min. 1 year)
All applications of deferral of graduation are subject to the final
decision and approval of the Graduate School
Graduation Requirements
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Application Procedures for Both Programmes
Applicants are encouraged to use the online application procedures tsave time and postage.Please visit the Graduate School website at: http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/gsPaper application forms are also obtainable:
From the Graduate School Office (Room G01, G/F., AcademiBuilding No.1, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, N.Tor
By contacting Miss Junie Yiu, in Room 02C54, 2/F, Main ClinicaBlock & Trauma Centre, Accident and Emergency MedicineAcademic Unit, Prince of Wales Hospital, Shatin, N.T.
Completed application forms and required support documentshould be returned to the Accident and Emergency MedicinAcademic Unit no later than 30th April 2012.
Application Fee
HK$180 (non refundable)
Programme Fee
MSc: HK$140,000 (2 years) PgD: HK$72,000 (1 year)
All payable in two installments in each academic year
Deadline for Application
30th April 2012
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Interested parties may attend one or both of two informationsessions.
Venue: Conference Room, 2/F, Main Clinical Block &Trauma Centre, Prince of Wales Hospital
Time: 6:00pm to 8:00pmDates: 20 December 2011 (Tue)
21 February 2012 (Tue)
13 March 2012 (Tue)
Registration: For registration, please contact the programmeadministrator at [email protected]
Website of Graduate School, CUHK
http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/gss
Website of AEMAU, CUHKhttp://www.aemau.cuhk.edu.hk
(Detailed Course booklet available)
Information Sessions
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Please contact:
Miss Junie YiuProject CoordinatorRoom 02C54, 2/F, Main Clinical Block & Trauma Centre,Accident and Emergency Medicine Academic Unit,Prince of Wales Hospital, Shatin, N.T., Hong Kong
Telephone: (852) 2632-1145Fax: (852) 2648-1469Email: [email protected]
The Programme organizers reserve the right to cancel o
postpone the Programme if the number of registered
students is insufficient or for other unforeseen reasons.
Information & Enquiries
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